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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
5
A Sidney housekeeper hosts Royal Red Republicans to celebrate C S Radcliffe birth date. A mock trial assigns guilt for the birth date with a toastmaster judge. Guests sleep under the table. music follows. Easter 1943 dates outlined with lunar rules and past occurrences.
Darrel Jets advertises MAX WELL AUTO OL claiming improved mileage per gallon and cleaner spark plugs. A one gallon can is available and if preferred it can be furnished in quarter or half sizes at reduced prices.
Mrs Peter Larson a former county settler living five miles northeast of Potter died last Tuesday March 14 at her son s home in Kimball after eighteen months of illness She was over seventy five and had lived in Cheyenne County from 1885 to 1914 Survived by six children including Sophia Clark of Sidney Funeral held Friday March 17 in Kimball J C Clark and wife attended the services She was a lifelong member of the Swedish Lutheran Church.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and acquaintances for help and comfort in their sorrow after the loss of Katie Madden Deerman. Signed by Jay Deerman, Mrs C Ward, Mr and Mrs P J Dalton, Mr and Mrs T Bowen.
A large audience enjoyed St Patrick's School entertainment at Tobin Opera House on Friday March 17. Rev A Link and Ursuline Sisters led the program with a Shamrock fantasy and the drama Patricia the Unknown Martyr. Students, including Miss Elizabeth Morfeld Miss Rose Walsh and Miss Anna Murphy, impressed with singing dancing and acting as masters and mistresses received praise.
The document lists circulating notes, demand deposits, and time deposits totaling 261 010 20 with rediscounts at the Federal Reserve and bills payable 10 000 00. It records current expenses interest and taxes paid and notes certificates of deposit.
The notice lists services at Christ Church on the first and second Sundays and another Sunday monthly, including Sunday School and Morning Prayer. It also mentions tram services on the thirty eighth Sunday of each month with morning sessions.
St Patrick s Catholic Church holds Mass at 9 each Sunday Evening service at 7 30 and instruction every Saturday at 2 o clock.
Danish Lutheran Church south of Porter announces Bible class and Sunday school at 10 30 followed by services at 11 on the first three Sundays each month. Young People's Society meets first Sunday afternoon. family meetings on the second Sunday. Ladies' Society on the third. All Scandinavians welcome. Pastor Chr. Folck.
The Methodist Church schedules preaching at the church next Sunday at 11 o'clock and a union service at T 380 with Rev. Dr. Ayers of Sterling Colorado speaking. A special meeting at the Ideal Theatre Sunday at 3 PM features Rev. Harry Hornaday and Dr. Ayers. No Gurley preaching due to the afternoon meeting, and Rev May will preach at Sterling to allow Dr Ayers to attend here.
Trinity Lutheran Church announces next Sunday's schedule with morning worship at 11, sermon and choir music, and an evening service at 7 30 with the sermon on Marks of True Discipleship. Sunday School meets at 10 each Sunday. Rev. W. T. Kahse, Missionary Sup’t, invites all to attend.
Edward Shoemaker spent a few days in Sidney on business and spoke at the schoolhouse Monday, presenting to local attendees and addressing community interests.
Mrs Hall celebrated her birthday with ten longtime friends visiting her Sidney home on March 1. Guests brought good wishes gifts and refreshments as Mrs B A Jones hosted a chafing dish lunch on Mayn family silver and china. The gathering featured embroidery and discussion of improving topics.
The B M S club met with Mrs. Dawson on a windy day and a large turnout attended a patriotic program. Topics included teaching patriotism to children and What it means to be an American, with readings on Historical American Women. The Star Spangled Banner was sung and a solo performed by Mrs. Swan before current events. The King’s Daughters gathered at Mrs. Leo Bartholomew’s home for routine work and a luncheon, ending with a wedding gift for a sister.
A Saloniki dispatch says a strong French column with light artillery captured the villages of Macikava, Aradagh, and Kozuna after attacks on Teuton and Bulgarian forces. Central powers and entente troops face each other with shelling, sniping, and grenade exchanges nearby about thirty miles north of Saloniki.
J. P. Morgan head of Morgan and Co. arrived in New York from Liverpool aboard the Philadelphia. When asked about impressions of the war's progress he smiled and said he is not a military man and cannot discuss it, but noted no signs of weakening.
Thomas Taggart, longtime Indiana Democratic national committeeman, poised to be named as the successor to the late Benjamin J. Shively in the United States Senate. The appointment signals a major party transition and fills a critical vacancy for Indiana.
Cardinal Jerome Mary Gotti prefect of the propagation a, a leading Vatican role, died in Rome. Born 1834 in Genoa, his death marks the end of a long era in the Catholic Church.
The Burlington and Northwestern roads are shipping a large number of young feeding cattle from the South Omaha yards toward central and western regions, signaling a broad movement of stock out of the yards and into grazing areas. The transportation reflects shifting market patterns and seasonal demand for feedlot cattle.
The Christian Endeavor Society held a Sunday night debate on the resolution that the first duty of the church is to the alien. Affirmative speakers KE Foster Miss McCann and Miss Phillpot of Omaha. Negative by G H Miller Mr McCann and G C Jo Hellwig. Judges Dunlap Mrs Knox Shoemaker unanimously favored the affirmative.
Special bar gain sale on enamelware hardware tinware and dishes while they last. Call upstairs and look over the goods. Cc. E Harper.
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